Hurricane One Dead. Coastal Areas Brace for Storm
Hurricane One kills at least one person near Charleston as the Red Cross moves staff to North Carolina and sets disaster HQ in Savannah. Cape Hatteras reports winds up to 60 mph with high seas while Atlantic Fleet orders ships to sea or inland routes.
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RED Cross Chtavicr Wrace
Atlanta
Fhow
North Carolina
Estanishing
Savapeth City
Cape Hatteras
Miami
Flatweather
Buyean
Capt Hatteras
Navy
Norfolk
Atlantic
Democrats From Page Gne Wisconsin Fill Vacancy
Wisconsin delegation selects Carl Thompson of Stoughton to replace Robert Tehnan who resigned to become a Federal judge. McGrath presided for the last time as he becomes attorney general. Credentials committee proposed vacancies and actions in Alabama Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina with resignations and replacements.
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Texas
Wisconsin
Carl Thompson
Stoughton
Robert
Tehnan
McGrath
National Committee
Alabama
Marian Rushton
Har Bolt
Louisiana
William. H. Talnational
Mitteeman
Mary Evelyn Dickerson
Truman
States Rights
Snider
Mermes Sree
Clarence
E.hood
John Clark
Educator Opposes School Screening Debate in Rochester
Rochester report notes Superintendent James M Spin ning urges repeal of the Feinberg law while opposing Communist-leaning teachers. Spin ning approves screening in theory but warns process may harm the school system more than Communists themselves.
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Rochester
Feinberg
New York State
James M. Spinning
Cole Spinning
The
Educational
Senate probes reveal Verley Company perfume ties to White House gifts
Testimony shows Alpert Verley Company agents funded seven home freezers gifted to Washington figures including Mrs. Truman and Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. The committee references high priority Air Force passage and two Paris trips in 1935 and 1945. Witnesses link Verley to perfume market efforts and a scheme to smuggle perfume oil disguised as champagne.
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Mundt
Alpert Verley Company
Chicago
Europe
Senate
Air ‘Transport ‘Command
Verley
Paris
V.llp
Verley Commpany
Harry H. Vaughan
Vaughan
Truman
John Maragzon
Harry Hoffman
Maragon
Ipswich Boys Land Record Whopper Tuna
Ipswich youths Peter Tsters 15 and Ellis Hodgkins 14 landed a 700 pound tuna, the season’s largest at Ipswich, as an adult helped haul it ashore. They used a borrowed line and 15 cents worth of mackerel bait on a 15 foot outboard boat.
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Ipswich
Esterday
Peter Tsters
Ellis Hodgkins
Military cuts spark concerns over home district impact
The report details army navy and air force reductions totaling about 74 000 28 045 and other cuts. Congressmen Johnson Rooney and Reaney discuss effects on districts including Puerto Rico Hawaii and Trinidad and the threat to jobs and public works as military personnel shift to inactive status and costs fall.
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Army
NAVY
Air Force
Johnsen
Wit Cangresssnen
Congressméen
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Trindad
Johnson
Rooney
D-N_Y
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Reaney
Policemen Parade at Troy Convention
About 466 troopers wearing badge numbers around 3000 attend the 24th annual New York State Police Conference in Troy. Conference Secretary Peter W. Keresnan explains badges show 3960 representing the $3,000 minimum salary.
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Troy
New York State Police Conference
Peter W. Ker
Esnan
Mutiny Suspects Detained After NYC Airport Arrival
Two men described as Negrosearmen were seized today for questioning on mutiny at sea. They were detained when landing at New York International Airport from Marseille France. A third Ecuadorian national was also detained and sent to Ellis Island.
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New York
New York International
Marseille
France
Ellis Island
Chiang Faces Warlord Plot Fans Arms Pact Hope
Chiang Kai-shek travels from Canton to Chungking in a six day trip seen as an effort to block arms secret agreements between Szechwan warlords and the Communists. The move follows a postponement of a Kuomintang emergency council meeting in Paris.
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Canton
Chiang Hai-shek
Chungking
Szechwan
Chiang
Kuomintang
Passy
VFEW Hears Envoy Today at MIAME Convention
The Veterans of Foreign Wars hold a four day convention with a five hour parade of mounted and marching units through Miami last night. The program includes reports on housing and credentials with an address by U S ambassador at large Pritin C Jessup. Later, talks by Gordon Gray Maurice Tobin and Dr Charles S Cameron are on the agenda. Tonight the Pageant of Drums is set for the Orange Bowl stadium.
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Pritin C. Jessup
United States
The
Arcy
Gordon Gray
Labor
Maurice Tobin
Charles S. Cameron
Orange Bowl
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